The phrase "actions to respond" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measures or steps taken in reaction to a situation or issue.
Example: "The committee outlined several actions to respond to the recent challenges faced by the organization."
Alternatives: "measures to address" or "steps to take action".
The White House said it expected the UN security council to "take immediate actions to respond to this unprovoked act".
"While we took significant actions" to respond to the concerns, he added, "the conclusion of the P.C.A.O.B. was that they were not significant enough".
So far, at least 10 House Republicans have signed on to the resolution acknowledging that human activity contributes to climate change, and calling for actions to respond to the threat of climate change.
A5 Health workers from scores of volunteer organizations and government agencies have taken actions to respond rapidly to any rumor of health problems, in the largest and most complex response ever to a natural disaster.
"That said, we value the opinions of our shareholders and have undertaken a number of actions to respond constructively to Citadel's letter without disrupting our operations or impairing the investment of our shareholders".
WHO member states voted unanimously in May at their annual World Health Assembly (WHA) to expand WHO's powers, permitting WHO officials to take certain kinds of actions to respond to global health crises even if individual states did not approve or invite the action.
Next December, 196 nations will meet in Paris to agree a course of action to respond to climate change.
The nuns said they would report back to the group's board in the United States and determine a course of action to respond to the Vatican.
"We will take quick action to respond to reports, and remove any content reported to us that makes direct threats against an individual".
As governments take action to respond to the crisis, there is a risk of back-slipping, particularly as regards social progress.
The link between subjective wellbeing and health is now established, although we still need more co-ordinated action to respond to it effectively.
